About Me

The Journey

Growing up in Nigeria, frequent power outages weren't just inconveniences - they were lessons in resilience and reliability. This early experience shaped my obsession with building systems that never go down. Today, I architect platforms that achieve 99.99% uptime, turning infrastructure from a cost center into a competitive advantage.

The Evolution

My career mirrors the industry's transformation. Starting as a SAP Technical Administrator at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, I've evolved alongside technology - from managing on-premise servers to orchestrating cloud-native architectures processing terabytes of data across multiple continents.

The Impact

Over 10 years, I've saved companies over €1 million in documented cost reductions through platform engineering, intelligent automation, and right-sizing. But numbers only tell part of the story. I've mentored 20+ engineers, watching them grow from writing their first Terraform module to architecting entire platforms. Their success is my greatest achievement.

Beyond the Terminal

When I'm not architecting systems or exploring AI/ML infrastructure, I play chess, and this surprisingly enhances my technical work; the clarity, observation and patience for a piece move often illuminates elegant solutions to complex problems.

What's Next

At myTomorrows, I'm building the infrastructure for LLM-powered healthcare products - dedicated EKS clusters with defence-in-depth security for medical data, CloudFront VPC Origins for zero-exposure production APIs, and KEDA-driven autoscaling for batch LLM processing. Outside work, I'm building Kortex (a Kubernetes-native inference gateway targeting CNCF Sandbox) and the AI FinOps Platform, because I believe cost attribution for AI workloads needs to be protocol-level, not an afterthought. The thread connecting all of it: making AI infrastructure observable, governable, and cost-transparent as a platform concern.

Tech Stack

The tools I reach for most often when building platforms.

Philosophy